Planning a flight with your pet? Here are some options airlines offer

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A 14-year-old beagle is searching for a new home after it was surrendered recently at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The dog, Baby Girl, was left at the airport because the crate she was in would not fit under her then-owner's seat on the plane, the former owner, who did not want to be identified, told WSOC. Since she didn’t have the money to pay cargo-transport fees, Baby Girl’s then-owner left her with FurBabies Animal Rescue, a Matthews nonprofit that works to find homes for abandoned, stray and neglected dogs. Many airlines do not allow larger pets to travel as ...